Omnilingual
A most famous short story by Henry Beam Piper, an American science fiction author, best knows by his extensive Terro-Human Future History series of stories. Published in 1957, this science fiction tells of language experts, who struggle over the clue to ancient Martian writings. The author comes up with the idea, appearing a quintessence of American fiction, that science is a unique universal language; the unity of the material world, explored by sciences of different planets gives the equivalent results, which are the key for mutual understanding of any civilizations.
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